The property was never listed on HUD's web site for sale.2.

Once I have 3 - 4 agents and PMs that look good from their materials, web site, phone conversations and e-mail, I schedule a trip to the city, where I meet each face to face.

We have a real estate web portal and it receives a fair bit of traffic but not the kind of traffic thats needed to market to this kind of audience.

Just go to the IRS web site and apply.

Ok, I'm trying to pick the best web addresses to use for my marketing.

My truck, the county auditor web site for past sales, MLS for current listings and common sense.

Hello EveryoneI wanted to know if anyone here has a resource/web site were I can find the population and job growth trends of different markets.basically i want to know what areas are the people moving to, and i also want to know were are the jobs moving to as well.I've tried the census bureau, but for some reason which I don't know, but it just seems this isn't the info I need, or it isn't organized the way I want it or something (or maybe i'm using the site wrong or something, i just don't really know).basically i'm looking for something that shows a huge snapshot of all markets or states along with there PROJECTED population and job growth info, were I can take that info and drill down to the actual local areas that are effected the most by this info, then checkout if that info is accurate..

good, catchy advertisement is the key. you must have a good marketing plan, do direct mails and web advertisements.

With all of the websites on the web now-a-days, I would say that it is safe to have them all on one site.

You can draw up a simple operating agreement, even go on the web and find one and amend it if you want.